Why Akure North/South Needs Otunba Dele Ologunloluwa Now More Than Ever
Why Akure North/South Needs Otunba Dele Ologunloluwa Now More Than Ever
In the heart of Akure North and South Federal Constituency lies a painful truth: our people have been shortchanged for too long. Promises have been made, but dignity has been denied. Resources flow in, yet progress remains invisible. Our mothers still trek long distances for healthcare, our youths roam jobless despite their brilliance, and our communities sit in the shadows of neglect while others move forward.
This is not just politics—it is about the survival of our people.
The year 2027 offers us a gateway to people-centric reform, and the one man whose name has become synonymous with hope, resilience, and justice is Otunba Dele Ologunloluwa.
Why Otunba? Why Now?
Otunba is not a green horn in the political space, he is not in the space to add another title to his name, he already carved a niche for himself and his ideology. He comes as a man of the people, a leader who has consistently chosen service over self, and solutions over excuses.
His story is not one of sudden ambition, but of lifelong commitment to lifting others, whether through philanthropy, youth empowerment, or grassroots development initiatives that many in Akure North and South can testify to.
Otunba symbolizes what we desperately need:
Access to responsive representation – a leader who listens and acts.
Reform of outdated practices– so our constituency is no longer sidelined in critical development conversations.
Equity and dignity for all – not just for the privileged few, but for market women, artisans, students, farmers, the wonderful energetic teeming youths and the voiceless.
A Candidate Beyond Gimmicks
In a political climate where propaganda is often louder than truth, Otunba Ologunloluwa stands tall. His intimidating credentials—rooted in competence, proven leadership, and compassion—cannot be diminished by cheap tricks. Time and again, the noise of opponents has collapsed under the weight of undeniable facts about his character and contributions.
History often remembers those who stood tall when their people were most in need. For Akure North/South Federal Constituency, that person is Otunba Dele Ologunloluwa. Let us not waste this opportunity. Let us rise with one voice, in sympathy and solidarity, to send him to the Green Chamber—not for himself, but for all of us.
….when Otunba wins, Akure North/South wins.
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